Briarfield Academy - Briarpatch Yearbook (Lake Providence, LA)

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11.-.5 For the first time in the history of Briarfield , there were two Valedic- torians. Debbie Pichoff and Diane Ragland both maintained a 4.0 aver- age during high school.

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ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: The 1974 Junior-Senior Banquet Servers included Don Nelson , Simelo Joy- ner, Carey Mobley, Tommy Michelli, Paul Hop- kins, Randy Manning, Charles Howington, Dudley Keene, Sammy Crews, David Grossman, Eddie Neighbors. MIDDLE ROW: Cheryl Carter, Judy Hisaw, Sharon Harrison, Susan Bagbey, Jennie Razor, Diane Hopkins, Bridget McKenzie, Loretta Marron, Jane Hamilton, Cissy Harbour, Dana Brown, Kelly Townsend. BACK ROW: Maxie Brown, Kenny Wilhite , Nelson Shepherd, Kay Crawford, Billy Brown, Chuck Brown, Tim Davis. TOP LEFT: Mary Rosenzweig worked diligently as she helped clean up after Junior-Senior. CENTER: Bill Sullivan displayed one of the happy expressions most often found during Junior-Senior week. BOTTOM: Gwen Harvey, Kathy Coody, Kay Godwin, Becky Fox, Lisa Smith, Charlotte Bell, and Rene Warner made last minute touches on the stars that were to be hung inside the gym. 35

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Vlag I7. 1974. . . ras the highlight of the school year for the graduating seniors. Those grad- ation memories will never be packed away with other souvenirs of high hool years. Indeed, the remembrance of that special evening, of white rmals and tuxedos, of the fragrance of red roses, and of smiles intermin- led with tears will always be cherished. f 'K ww ' UPPER LEFT: Harry Shields received the Agriculture-Engineering Scholarship from La. Tech, and Carol Patrick received the Mildred Muirhead Scholarship in memory of Penn Sandidge. LOWER LEFT: Co-Valedictorian Diane Ragland is shown during her speech, Our High School Days. ABOVE: Mark Phillips and Phyllis Dickson received the American Legion Award.